Live music in Huntersville, NC

The Sweet Tea Twirl Tea Dance brings Pride weekend energy to Bar Argon in Charlotte, featuring DJ Little Betty for a celebration of music, dancing, community, and summer fun. Admission is $10 at the door, and all proceeds benefit the Twirl Assistance Program, which supports local LGBTQ individuals in need.

Wrap up Charlotte Pride weekend at Chasers Charlotte NoDa with DJ Marvy Marv and the Chasers crew. The celebration features favorite Pride anthems, music videos, and more.

Experience straight-ahead jazz with the Johnny O’Neal Trio, led by a pianist and singer whose five decades onstage have cemented his status as a master. His journey includes work with Ray Brown and Milt Jackson, a formative run in Art Blakey’s Jazz Messengers, a solo debut at Carnegie Hall in 1985 opening for Oscar Peterson, and induction into the Alabama Jazz Hall of Fame in 1998. During his time with Blakey he also accompanied legends Sarah Vaughan and Carmen McRae. Expect a wide-ranging set and showmanship that can swing from raw blues shouts to warm, unadorned vocals and agile scat. The trio features Johnny O’Neal on piano and vocals, Joey Ranieri on bass, and Itay Morchi on drums.

Avenged Sevenfold and Good Charlotte bring their North American Tour 2026 to Truliant Amphitheater, an open-air setting with some reserved seats under cover. The concert will proceed regardless of weather. Performers, schedule, and pricing can change without prior notice, and service fees apply to tickets at every point of purchase. Children younger than 2 may enter at no charge if they do not occupy their own seat, and personal lawn chairs may not be brought in. Ticket access includes a public onsale and several presales for A7X and Good Charlotte mailing lists, Ticketmaster, the venue, Live Nation, HOB Foundation Room members, and AFM, along with VIP package options.

Charlotte is set for a surge of intensity and melody as A7X roars into PNC Music Pavilion. Good Charlotte joins the lineup, making this stop a standout for fans. Get ready for sky-high vocals, hard-hitting guitar work, and a crowd that stays in motion from the first note to the last. North Carolina is in for a show that does not let up.

Ella Mai brings the Do You Still Love Me? Tour to Skyla Credit Union Amphitheatre for an outdoor performance. There is no covered seating at this venue, and the show will proceed rain or shine. Outside lawn chairs are not allowed. Dates, performers, and ticket prices can change without notice, and tickets may include service fees at all points of purchase. Public onsale, artist presales, Live Nation and Spotify presales, and VIP package options are offered.

Master Pro Events Live presents Los Tucanes De Tijuana live at TheBOplex. Doors open ahead of the performance, followed by the main show.

NMCC opens its 2026 fall session with an informal meet and greet at Huntersville United Methodist Church. Attendees can talk with the director, connect with fellow singers, learn more about the chorus, and hear about plans for the upcoming holiday season.

Enjoy free music bingo with host Mike Hall. The theme changes each week. The night includes delicious food, beer, wine, and time with good friends.

Mötley Crüe brings The Return Of The Carnival Of Sins to Truliant Amphitheater, an open-air venue where some reserved seats are under cover. The performance is planned to proceed in any weather. Lineups, schedules, and ticket prices may change without notice, and tickets may include applicable service fees at all points of purchase. Children younger than 2 can attend at no charge if they do not occupy a seat. Outside lawn chairs are not permitted. Ticket access includes multiple presales, such as Motley Crue, Ticketmaster, Tesla and Extreme artist options, venue and Live Nation presales, Citi cardmember opportunities, and HOB Foundation Room member access, along with a general public on sale and VIP package options.

The Serve presents a music-themed bingo event.

An open-format shag dance is hosted at The Swanee Theatre. This is a social dance rather than a lesson, and admission is $7 per person, payable at the door.

Part of the LalaCaboosa summer series, this free, family-friendly concert offers a laid-back setting to enjoy live music. The night opens with classic rock from Lake Norman’s Rearview Rock and wraps up with the folksy newgrass sound of Riggsbee Road. Food and beverages are available for purchase from onsite vendors, including So New York and HopTown Brewing. Outside alcohol is not permitted, and attendees are asked to support local vendors.

Each Thursday evening, The Serve features live music with no charge to listen. Guests can enjoy the performance from the restaurant, bar, or lounge, and Spring menus are available in the bar and cafe.

Just Serendipity appears at Jeffrey's Restaurant for a performance.

Live music brings a groovy vibe to The Plaza. This recurring series is a relaxed way to kick off the weekend, with performances that set the stage for dancing and time with friends and family. Expect an upbeat atmosphere and an evening centered around music in The Plaza.

John Waite teams up with longtime collaborator Shane Fontayne for an outdoor performance presented as part of the Lost Worlds Brewing Outdoor Concert Series. Staged in the brewery’s back lot in partnership with Cain Center for the Arts, these rain-or-shine concerts feature live music alongside food trucks and craft beer. Drawing on four decades of music, Waite performs songs from his solo work as well as from his years with The Baby’s and Bad English. His catalogue includes widely known hits from the 1980s and 1990s such as Missing You, Isn’t It Time, and When I See You Smile, along with favorites like Tears, Change, and These Times Are Hard for Lovers. His recordings have also appeared on film soundtracks, including Every Step of the Way and If Anybody Had a Heart in About Last Night, and Deal for Life in Days of Thunder. Fontayne brings a distinctive guitar voice and a résumé that spans rock and country, with experience as both a touring musician and a producer. Both artists hail from the UK, and their collaboration stretches more than two decades and nine albums. Fontayne’s credits include work with Bruce Springsteen, Mick Taylor, Rod Stewart, Jackson Browne, Sting, Marc Cohn, Crosby, and Graham Nash, and he spent seven years as lead guitarist with the Kennedy Center Honors house band, including the celebrated Stairway to Heaven tribute performed by Ann and Nancy Wilson.

Beginning this week, In The Wind Bar hosts karaoke two times each week, with back-to-back events on Fridays and Saturdays. These recurring karaoke nights take place every week.

Enjoy an acoustic performance by Johnny and Jay.

At Neoteric Brewing, guests can enjoy great beer paired with music featuring hits from the 90s through today.

Country singer-songwriter Kristen Toole, hailing from the Blue Ridge Mountains of North Carolina, delivers a blend of country classics, 90s country, modern country, and her own original songs. She performs throughout the region and also plays with her band, The Tooleshed.

Luke Bryan brings the Word On The Street Tour to Truliant Amphitheater, an outdoor setting where portions of the reserved seating are covered. The concert will proceed regardless of weather. Schedules, performers, and prices may change without notice, and tickets may include service fees no matter where they are purchased. Children under two can attend at no cost if they do not occupy a seat. Personal lawn chairs are not allowed. Ticket options include a range of presales through Citi Cardmember, Ticketmaster, Live Nation, the venue, Spotify, and HOB Foundation Room Member access, along with presales labeled Drew Baldridge, Zach John King, and Randall King. VIP packages and Citi Cardmember preferred tickets are also available.

At Blakeney Town Center, the Sounds of Summer series continues with live music presented by Brixx Wood Fired Pizza, featuring the Ben Mignogna Duo. Attendees can bring lawn chairs and blankets, gather family and friends, and enjoy an easygoing evening of music with shopping and dining close by.

Patchwork makes its debut at Shoals Grill with Jamie Trollinger on guitar and vocals, Mark Mulholland on guitar and vocals, Wesley Lewis on bass and vocals, Grub Thornburg on keyboards, and Richy Payce on drums. The performance features a blend of guitars, bass, keys, and percussion supported by multiple vocalists.

Steel Magnolia returns to Bin 110 for a night of live music and upbeat energy. The evening invites friends to gather over drinks and enjoy good tunes and good vibes. An easy choice for a night out.